Monday, March 24, 2014

Detox the Liver !!!!

2 tbsp lemon or lime  juice ( 1/2 lemon)
1 tbsp of pure grade B maple syrup
1/10 tsp cayenne pepper (red) or to taste
12 oz of purified Water ( warm or medium hot)

Combine ingredients and drink. You may fill several quart jars and drink all day long. This will help purify the liver.

1. Dissolves and eliminates toxins and congestion that have formed in any part of the body.

2.  Cleanses the kidneys and the digestive system

3.  Purifies the glands and cells

4.  Eliminates all unusable waste and hardened material in the joints and muscles.

5.  Build a healthy blood stream.

6.  Relieves pressure and irritation in the nerves, arteries, and blood vessels.

When this mixture is used on a 10 day fast it contains all of the nutrition needed for the duration of the fast.

Grade B maple syrup contains a large variety of minerals and vitamins. These include: potassium, calcium, magnesium, manganese, iron, copper, phosphorus, sulphur, chlorine and silicon. Vitamin A, B1, B2, B6, C nicotinic acid and pantothenic acid are also present.

Tuesday, March 11, 2014

Dalma Cartagena's Open House Slow Food Terra Madre fund raising event March 23, 2014





On March 23, 2014; Dalma Cartagena, her organic agriculture students & parents, and community members held a fund raising event to send (2) students to Europe. Today they were able to raise $580.00, which brings a total of $1,805.00.  They will be an observer at the 2014 Slow Food Salone del Gusto / Terra Madre event. Dalma and her students will travel to Torino, Italy; and represent Puerto Rico as an observer of this worldwide gathering for organic local foods. This international gathering of chefs, organizers, local food advocates, teachers, organic farmers & producers; begins Oct.23 - 27, 2014       ( http://salonedelgustoterramadre.slowfood.com/  ). 

For many years, Dalma has taught young students the art of organic farming; at the S.U. Botijas School in Orocovis. She has dedicated her adult career, to educating and sharing the knowledge of organic agriculture to Puerto Ricans. Her work is truly inspirational, because she not only teach young students at the school; they have developed a small farm and cooking facility. Hopefully, Slow Food International will have Dalma's students showcase their incredible garden to this international organic food community. This opportunity to expose young minds, to a global farmers market; can be life changing for their spirit.

Dalma's work with our future organic farmers, is so critical to our humanity, especially in the age of genetic foods. She is so very fortunate to be surrounded with so much hope and optimism each day. For those who haven't yet seen Dalma's school garden project in person, here's a sample video of their amazing accomplishments    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5iXm2KpFFrI